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Genuine Volvo 244 Fuel Filter
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2 Fuel Filters found
Volvo 244 Fuel Filter Part Number: 1257200
$49.00 MSRP: $83.66You Save: $34.66 (42%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Volvo 244 Fuel Filter Part Number: 31262352
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Volvo 244 Fuel Filter
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Volvo 244 Fuel Filter Parts and Q&A
- Q: How often should the Fuel Filter be cleaned and what steps should be taken to ensure proper maintenance on Volvo 244?A:The filter should be cleaned at 15,000 mile (25 000km) intervals. Empty the Fuel Tank by syphoning, and remove the plug on the bottom of the fuel tank and clean it. When refitting make sure that the suction pipe is in the centre of the hole in the flange to avoid damaging the filter, which could potentially cut off the fuel supply.
- Q: How to replace a fuel filter and ensure proper connections on Volvo 244?A:Clean the area around the hose connections and then disconnect the hoses, remove the attaching screws and remove the filter. Then remove the unions and washers from the filter and position them onto the replacement filter. Refit the filter and attach the pipe lines making sure the arrow on the filter casing points the right way. Switch on the ignition and disconnect the plug at the air flow sensor and check that there are no fuel filter connections that are leaking. Finally, plug in the plug at the airflow sensor and turn off the ignition.
